I am using MySQL Workbench. I wrote a query to select data from a table. When I execute the select query results are displayed below the editor. However, if I want to select a row from the result set by double clicking in the first column the row does not get selected. Is there any setting to enable this service.
You did not tell us which version of MySQL Workbench you are using nor which platform you are on. So I assume you have an outdated version because there was a bug (rather a regression) that prevented the row selection to work properly. This problem has already been solved in the latest release. For news and latest downloads see our team blog.
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i have created enterprise custom fields (formula) for Project server 2016
it was working before the issue now is all formula fields results null even i put fixed text or value of another built in field for example
and all formula working with project professional with no problem and display the result OK
Did you try running the Calculate Project? or press Ctrl+F9 while in Project Professional.
Try to republish the project full - through Macro code. (Not standard publish).
Hi I was in the process of creating a calculated filed in my tableau desktop 2018.2 and I figured later that I no longer needed it, but i can't seem to delete it. Any solutions?
I have posted a picture of my current calculated fields.
Instead of going to the Analysis menu, right click on the field itself in the Dimension or Measures section and select Delete.
I want to create a query with my followed works items in TFS 2017, but I didn't find the field name for the followed state.
I want to create that query in order to add a new widget in home dashboard.
Is it possible to make a query with your followed items in TFS2017?
No, there isn’t the feature to create a query with followed work items in TFS or VSTS and pin to dashboard. You just can check followed work items from Work>Queries.
I submit a user voice here (Query for followed workitem and pin to dashboard), you can vote it.
You can achieve this scenario by creating a custom Followed work items query (System.ID In #Follows) and saving it to Shared Queries. Then, simply pin the query to your dashboard as a Query Results Widget and anyone who views it will see their followed work items (similarly you can pin an Assigned to me query using the #me macro and users will see items assigned to them).
The #Follows macro has been around in VSTS for awhile and was introduced in TFS 2017. Check out our documentation on queries macros for more information.
As proposed by Lauren, in TFS 2017, you can build an ad-hoc query "ID In #follows" (Field=ID / Operator=In / Value=#follows). The results will be similar to the Default Query "Followed work items" under Work>Queries.
However, I was never able to save this query: trying to save always got me an error "TF212023: You cannot compare fields with different data types in the WHERE clause of a work item query. The error is caused by «[System.Id] in (#follows)»."
What I found out is, that the query works well in the web interface, but cannot be run nor created or edited in Visual Studio.
I did not even find a way to "follow" a workitem in VS, this seems to be available only in the web interface as well.
I just downloaded Pentaho Business Analytics to try its reporting features on a Windows 8 machine. Currently I'm trying to use Report Designer to create a report for a MongoDB datasource, so following the guidelines from the book, I'm using these steps:
Select the Data Tab.
Right Click on the Data Sets item.
Select MongoDB from the menu.
Click on the plus button to create a query
And that is the point where things differ from the book, because I get this form:
According to the book, I should be able to enter a host name, port, and have the option to select a collection, but the form I get doesn't allow me that. Does anyone face this issue, or know how to fix it?
The options are hidden; stretch the window!
I have some tables in moodle. how can I add a table in it?
I built my table in xmldbeditor first. Then, paste the php code in db/upgrade.php and change it's version to date (2012103000). finall I change version.php to that version. But i think it isn't created. what's the problem?
You need to create proper plugin for that the best place is local plugin folder.
if you creating a new plugin then you can add your tables in local/pluginname/db/install.xml
install.xml will only call when plugin is installed first time.
after that if want to change in structure then you need to put your code into db/upgrade.php and need to change the version and open admin/index.php
I usually back up the data in the tables I already have, uninstall the plugin and then go to the notifications page to install it again. Update.php should be called when you type in a new version number within version.php and then visit the notifications page, but when I am developing a plugin I tend not to rely on that.
Alternatively, load the table within the XMLDB editor on Moodle and click on the "[View SQL code]" link. This will generate SQL code which can be executed on PHPMyAdmin or MySQL Workbench to create the table directly.